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Couples &c. ?

Yes! It’s more accurate to call this particular offering dyadic therapy, but that sounds like therapy for forest spirits, which was not – unfortunately – covered in my training.

You’re probably more familiar with couple, relationship or marriage therapy, however . . .

Dyadic sessions are for any two people in a significant relationship, not just romantic partners. Friends, chosen family, metamours, scene partners (theatre or otherwise . . .) and other duos are welcome.

Existential therapy for two

[detailed description coming soon]

Additional training & influences

  • Emotionally focused therapy (attachment based)

  • Gottman Method couples therapy (Level 1)

The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed.

—Carl Jung

Fees &c.

Most dyadic sessions are 60 minutes at a rate of $185/hour, which accounts for our time together and the behind-the-scenes research, analysis, education and consulting that supports our work. Our first session will be longer (90 minutes) to give us enough time to go through the history of your relationship, the predicament that brings you to therapy, your hopes and your concerns. After that, I'll meet with each of you separately for 45–60 minutes, so we can discuss your personal histories and perspectives. These sessions are prorated. See my online booking page for more details.

Sessions take place online via Jane (secure video conferencing) and are currently available Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. *I am currently accepting new clients. Couples spots are limited.

Numerous studies have shown that psychotherapy is most effective when sessions occur weekly or biweekly in the early stages. Together, we’ll find a regular day and time that work for everyone, so you (and your nervous system) can enjoy predictability and consistency.

You can make changes to or cancel a scheduled appointment up to 24 hours before your session. Late cancellations and missed sessions will result in a full charge.